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The fourth tab under your Project Settings allows you to set up environment variables for your use in your hutte.yml configuration files.

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You can use environment variables to add tokens or disguise secret information in your hutte.yml file.

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1. Enter the value for the variable in the field provided. </aside>

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1. Next, enter the name you’d like that value to be referenced by. </aside>

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1. Click on “Add” to add the new environment variable to the list. </aside>

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1. Now, whenever you use that variable name in your configuration files in Hutte, it will pull the respective variable value in the code without revealing any sensitive information. </aside>

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Find out how to use custom variables in your hutte.yml and explore the standard environment variables available on the Hutte platform under Runtime environment details .

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